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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS
LONG ISLAND CITY ASSESSMENTS.

The Island CITY Board OF Assessors yesterday fled
the assessment roll with city Clerk dwell The assessed
valuation much higher last Tho total
1892 22t and the Increase personal prop
ey ~ 0OoOOO The increase personal property
likely considerable excitement "a the city, last
only 1000 worth Of personal property the
assessment roll. On account Of that small amount
Mayor Grace Of NewYork who large owner Of real
tate Long isan CITY aud several other gentlemen, suod
have aside tho ground that the
taxation equal owing TO the assessment OF
sona property Among those assessed for personal property
this year who fave never been assessed
before III. Woodruff Palace Car Company.
500 900 the Standard on Company Sl50OOO; the East
River Ferry COMPANY sl50OO0 the Long Island Railroad
ompanv $4,000 the Export Lumber Company. $4,000
the Southern Railroad COMPANY $4,000 the North Shore
Railroad Company. $50 900 the Rockaway Beach Railroad
Company $50 00J the Queens County OIL Works $4,000
J. Lee smith. $1,000 tho East River Gas COMPANY.
$50 900; Queens County Ferry Company $50, sOOi
Koven Estate $4,000 Joshua Lasoque. $4,000 Emily
Woosey $4,000; stenway sons $4,000, Daniel Riker,
:
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THE tribune.
NEw-YORK

Bark Arcadia (Br. Anderson. Belfast-snowa Burgess
Bark Mascotte. Buckley, Rosario-F ii Smith a Co. .
Bark sutton tBr) Vaughan. Buenos Ayres-Jas ward
Bark Curacao (Br) Norton Curacao-Foulke a Co.
BARK Cuoa (Brj, Dawson, Windsor MS Whitney a GO
Bark Dunure tBr). Menlfes. st John NB-J Horsey -
schr Hattie Weston Norton st George. Grenada-Chn
schr Mabel Staples. Dickson. caibarien-F Aiming
scnr sabrina tBr,. Trafton. st John MIA Heney.
schr " Nutter. Rennett. 81 John NB-Scammel Bros
schr Olivia lBr. Williams, st John. MA Honey.
SAILED.
Steamers Sorrento for Hull; Powhatan Barcelona Liberia
state Of Texas Fernandna Cherokee Charleston
and Jacksonville.
Ship A McCalum, for Antwerp.
Barks Valparaiso for Cape Town: Hebe Londonderry CS
Ward Barbadoes
Brig Duncan. for Halifax.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouKxSsrowN July 20. 9pm-Ariyed. steamer Etrun3
lBrl Cook from NewYork June 20 on her way u verp's'
NIwcHsrIs July 2s-Arrivec steamer City OF Newcastle
Notwithstanding July 2s-saisd. steamer Hslmsey tBrh
BRISTOL July 2s-ssed steamer Quebec tBr. woodburna
BARROW July as-sailsd. steamer Effective (Br, H0ds%
MoyILLE july 2s-salsd. steamer circassa tBrh Camp
'I pusDrE July 2sArrvsd. ciintoaia tBrh Ss'
LxIIa. July Arrived steamer Crystal tBr ssannA1%
SWANSEA, July 2s-saisdL steamer AEssa OBI fs9's
PaIwLE PoiST July 2s-Passsd steamer Rhosins s'sh
Curtis from New.York her way 70 LONDON mar, Ysr.
HAMBURG, July 2S-Arrtved steamer bonem'A wv"
BifboA. July Arrived steamer Lykss Brh SsnnsA"s
frsn NsW.Yofk tuly6
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TE BROOKLYN MEN BEATEN.
CINCINNATI WINS ANOTHER GAME.
I'm xrraopoLxrAEs BEAT TIE CLEVELAND CLUE
nv anon PLAYING At ALL POINTS.

vuu xxrpoporIrAHs BEAT TIE CLEVELAND CLUB
ny oooD PLAYING At ALL POINTS.
- ~...r,v. elub lest m third consecutive game 70 tie
rivals at washngssa Park yesterday Contnusd
Ses - spss uvorits dab 10 net pleasing to home snha
.s ana IN consequence only absut people went ont
- - shs contest The Brookyn nine played well at rss
~ sen hsd good lead The effort too auguinE for
e.s vsisd lazy persona and after tho third inning
n<y were sbeut useful many Jersey cows would
nave BEEN third inning the nine home players
vsrs put out ~ they came to the bat
The Brooklyn club started the game with three runs
ynkney opened the game with hit and Mcclellan took
,we bases on throw Carpenter. Pntney scoring on
the error Net smany hit safely 70 left field and Mcclellan
scored Ncsmapy went to third Phipss out 81 hrst and
natl men, not seored in the last part
Of the pnInR Nicol made hit stole TO secoId vent 70
third on ball and scored three6see hit 10 nxs
Aeld McPhee Reilly forced McPhee out a. tns r.
Increased their lead hit went TO second on
out and scored On hit o. "a ssors on hit BY
record McTsmasys patience was sm
be was sent first called balls ne ssoe 70 IN reid t
Sy Terry In fourth inning peculiar aecisan " .snt
0usde gave the club one more run @ svne
the bali To left just outside the foul he anu
Sss s.0. force ''S cnc,nsas made two
nara RIM. IN the nth inning and drew within one run OF men
onnonents smith bssehit and Muane sent
, sn made force hit to stop and Smith was
ont AT the plate Muane secret on VIVA ptcn
snr - s,or nv Clarke allowed Nico 10 score In the eighth
isning Cincinnati players scored inree r1no a."
Eais Reilly made homsrun MT TO lett neid ana 'he
Ssii vas mot found for minutes. The score was :
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ell inst and they are IN light put Fs james and Ford
ham probably hold them safe.s II Mercury should
chance 70 be we'll up with Nts yanoe q the aniSn,
It greatly to be hoped that Mr.. Haydn win not Pur-
sue the unpopular, unfair and wholly untustihable
policy evcn bytAoush II :ilcwed the rTlos Of TseH
othor win, Such thipu hurt tho turf, which must
always in the Tong run stand Or fan on popularity .,
saxony should win the nrst race easily enough II
tered In two races II he starts in tho first no should
run seconds otherwise Florence NJ. should get the
place . IA, -
Linden should win the fourth race with Barnum
second II the old campsgner should be reserved Tor
Eat rare Otherwise Hypssia should got the place.
Great weight carrier Is Young Duke Ia, 166 pounds
viii probably stop him in tho nth race which should
10 TO Mona with Milton second.
These are the entries In full
ID Ia FIR
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MORE Eoox FOR TIE INSANE.
IMPORTANT CHANG 9 BEING MsnE OK HAKr's
AND WARDS IgIkNDs

IMPORTANT CHANG BEING MsnE OK HAKTl
AND WARDS ISLANDS.
An important series OF changes now progress IN
the insane asyums under tho Commissioners Of Chair
ties ana Correction that will do mach to improve tho
condition OF the patients The pavilion Harris
Island has been completed and under the direction Of
DIR. A. E. Macdonald the chronic female patients are
being removed to 1t Hsrts Island lies Glen Island
and pleasantly situated In the Sound IL nelly
heathful situation rhe pavilion Is brick struct
stories In height. fitted up with the most ap
proved sanitary appliances for the Of the insane
Is has accommodation for about 1000 patients and will
be devoted to women. During the week 200 women
have been removed from Black wells Island, whore
the buildings overcrowded, and placed on
Harris Island. From Wards Island $50 patients were
taken from the homeopathic Hospital and transferred to
Harris Island The full number Harris Island now 10
between six and seven hundred By the rental Of the
building on Wards Island from the Commissioners OF
for male patients and tho building has been made
branch OF the Wards Island Insane Asylum George F.
Brtton secretary of the Board said yesterday that
these changes among the most important that have
been made among the Institutions on the islands for sew
eral years.
Mrs. Charles r. Lowell. one Of the members of the
State Commission on Lnnacy who has been interested IN
the Board CONTEMPLATING the their carrying
the pan II stated that the lease Of tho build
ing Wards Island from tho OF Emgra-
ton secured mainly through the efforts Of Mayor
Hewitt The Board had been trying to mako terms lor
leasing the building for time without success
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RROO KLYN.

The will Of Or. Joseph G. Hutchson, leaving his
property to his widow, probatcd yesterday.
Herbert X. Cruikshank, a lawyer, died yesterday
nj the home OF his brother. DR.. w. J. Cruikshank,
No. 24O Dean-st.. at tnc age VI thrty-nne lie had
suffered from consumption for some time and had
travelled In Florida, Colorado and the Bermudas
for his health
Christian HcDninscr, age ciehty-sevcn. committed
suicide yesterday at his home, No. 1lo Central ave,
by shooting himself in his right temple. He had
suffered from softening OF the brain for some time
and had threatened to kill himself
Bishop LOughlin Is contemplating visit to Rome
lie IS tho oldest bishop In this country, and has filled
his present position nearly thrty-four years.
Although he II seventysiI years old he attends "
the duties OF his large diocese without assistance
After hearing the evidence In the suit fur absolute
GcOrgiana Newton Judge Cullen dismissed the pro-
cccding- the ground that tho testimony OF dlsin-
terested witnesses did not warrant granting decree
Mrs. Newton Is the wife of James Wallace and
nc appeared In court with her She claims TO have
secured a divorce from Newton In the West before
marrying Wallace.
The trial Of ex-Postmastcr John Sammon OF Fiat
bush the charge OF opening registered letters and
delaying the mails, continued before United
states Commissioner Morle yesterday Deputy
United States Marshal Bremen testified that Post
Office ms pecior Dosscr aud he arrested Sammon, who
IS. g. 30 ard SIS. respectively Two Of the letters
wcr, not stamped The headng was adjourned
until August q.
George c. Brown, the new secretary OF the Board
Of Education filed his bond for $4,000 yesterday.
lie will sumc IFS duties on Monday
At the Prospect Park concert today, which Is Vet
crsn-' Day. buglc calls and martial music Will be
special feature.
A dozen moro dealers in adulterated milk were
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ASSIGNMENT OF A LARGE LUMBER COMPANY
The Shaw Lumber Company. consisting of Moses A..
Shaw and william r. Chds, whose Office in this city In
the Equitable Building. made assignment yesterday.
The assignees Winfield y. Simpson and Samuel d.
Patterson The preferences amount to $685. incud-
Ing the following: Winfield s. simpson, $5.l7l; the
Citizens National Bank OF Towanda Penn, $751; TT 81
promissory notes made by the North Belleve Quarry
Company, 50, $50 Is; promissory notes made by
q. W. r. Dare, OF NewYork, amounting to sS,507 IT.
The company was extensively engaged In the lumber
business having Offices In Boston, Chicago and Phila
delpha with it, principal place Of business In Towanda
Penn. The assets amount TO about $3.50, 900.
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ARRESTED FOR PASSING BOGUS CHECKS

julius Phillips swiniler arrested yesterday
boardin IN South Thrdst, Bedford ave-,
Brooklyn upon issued in Hoboken and char
him with passing fraudulent checks He operated
the of julius AM Adoiph Phillips but the latter nam
Is said belong his brother eweer in Green Scbst
The prisoner has sTinded number 81 jewellers and dry
merchants His latest Transaction far Is know
July % when he went 10 the OF Jacob Ritter
Jeweer of Ne 1872 Washington st. oDoken. aud select ed
diamond ring valued at ga lie check for $751;
signed A Phillips and received SIT In change The check
proved worthless lie is also accused Of passing bogus
check for $50 40 signed Loessr Charles Poppen OF NO
397 Paadcave Hoboken and securing check for S25 40
In change, which he his lapday for board He
y passed fraudulent check In Brooklyn but tho matter
settled He held ~ await requisiton from the Gov.
ernor OF New Jersey
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.........FRID JULY 29, 1887
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW. WORK. FRIDAY. JULY 29, 1887
ARRIVED
Steamer Dorset Bs, Brown Monmouth July IL Newport
13 swansea 6 with mdse and passenger to Morgan
steamer Lsssns easrI Barcnas Hamburg July IT, Havr
49, with ndse and tas to Kunhard Co. Arrived
steamer scholten (ptch) Baker Rotterdam July 49,
with mdse and $50 passengers to Funch EdvsA Co. Arrived
Steamer santiago Cotton Cienfuegos July 90 stJago o.
W CO. at n s Bar aSse aaS to jas
m sy With sugar o os TO-
spence Young. Arrived the Bar al s,45 m
and S':a
VIII H. s s.s
with Indse and passenser,to old Dominion $ Co
to Sas% r 1e r' S,s with
az: with
scRS Homcs ebr s. John days: with
rOIf IL days.
with sugar scammsil Bros vessel Whitney Co
sUNSET-At Sandy Hook. wind light 9; cloudy A. City
Island wind light sWi cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
s
gers Phelps Bros q Co. Arrived the Bar midnight
CLEARED
Steamer Aurania Br) Hams, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Liandaa city tBr,. Gore Bristo-Jancs Arke
steamer Devonia tBr. Crockhart. Disqualification
Bros
steamer Thngvala DAM Laub, stct'n. Copenhagen
Punch. Edye n %.
Steamer Australia tGer Rusch. Hamourg-Phelps Bros
q Co.
Lserdam (Dtch) stenger. Roterdam-Funch Edge
a Co.
Steamer La Champagne Tr. Traub, Havre-Louis de Be
bian.
steamer Chateau Yquem r). JOurnell. BordeauxFunch.
Edye & Co.
steamer Lisboncuse tBrl Bennock Para Pernambuco &C.
via Baltimore-R II Borland
Steamer Caracas tBr) HOPKINS Laguayra Puerto Cabelo
and Characterization Bliss Dalett
Steamer Alert (Nor) Kauntze Aux Cages Jeiemie, DC
Lord 4 Austin.
Steamer Toxas. Williams Port Royal and Fernan.
dina-C II Mallory e Co
Steamer Cherokee Doane. Charleston Jacksonville
VIM Clyde q Co.
Steamer City Of Savannah Smith, savannah-Henry Tonge
Steamer Old Dominion Hulphers Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore. Baltimore-B
Downer.
ship Minister Of Marine (Br). Mclaughlin Shanghai
w Elwell a Co.
Bark eiisad (Nor) Nelson. Chrstiana NorFunch Edye
4 Co.
Bark Reit lsr Munro. Antwerp-c w Bertaur
BARK Nanny Ger. Wilhelms oporto-J Constantine
BARK Nova Unao (Port) Santos Oporto-G Amsnck u Co.
BARK Hos (Nor olsen, Sunderiand-o Tobias q Co ire
clsaSancel
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sEYEYTY-EIGHT CHECKS STOLEN.


THE ENVELOPES THAT CONTAINED THEM FOUND ny
CAR-CLBANER-NO CLEw TO THE THIEF.
The Post Oce inspectors have had under tnvestiga-
ton days the opening Of several letters con-
tanning checks for largo amounts which sent from
Chicago and reached this city Friday night Among
the checks was 900 to tho order Of Assistant
United saos Treasurer Csnda Of this city and seventy
checks for smaller amounts to the order Of other
persons. The checks enclosed In ak envelopes,
addressed to the Assistant Treasurer the Importers and
Traders, Chase, Park and Ninth National banks and
A. II. Gillian. The envelopes were found by Alfred
JONES' cleaner the Grand Central Station. who
was engaged in cleaning out Postal Car No $40 on FRI
day night. The had just finished trip from CEi-
cago The envelopes had been opened and were found
hidden behind heater In the car Jones looked at the
envelopes and then took them TO j. C. Jones' the postal
transfer clerk, who went with them to Superintendent
Jackson OF the Railway Mail Service, and he called
the Post Office Inspectors to make an investigation
Tho car in which the envelopes were found
reached the Grand Central Station about p m. g. c.
Howe aud several assistant clerks had charge Of the
few minutes after arrived The mail had by that
aud the cleaner swept out He that there
then no envelopes behind the heater. He locked
hour later and found the door open He looked behind
the heater to mud his BROOM and saw the envelopes
which had been OPEN The envelopes and enclosures
examined by the Post Office Inspectors and tho en-
closures Tailed with the enclosed statements The Post
Office officials say that nothing was lost from the mall In
which the checks were SENT as far as they nave pecn
able to ascertain.
Mr. Howe, who had charge Of the mall on that tip,
said that he certain that the envelopes could not
have been cut open the trip from Chicago He be-
cves that they must have fallen out Of pouch and
that thief entered the car saw hem and opened
them them away whom IL became evident that
the enclosures could not be used. The Post Office IN
specOrs cautioned Jones say nothing OF the finding Of
tho letters and began Investigation. They that
Jones was unable TO keep the secret and tho news
became publc The Inspectors had theory as 10 the
person who opered the envelopes, but they were I'M
able TO provo any ones guilt They had hoped. II the
matter we're made public that tho thief would BIO
embodened to try his operations again.
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A FORMAL DEMAND FROM IRVING HALL.

Joseph II. Tooker Robert b. Mooney, Henry stelnert,
T. /. Ridgeway o. W. Bogart Henry Campbell and
Nicholas Hsugnton. of the Irving Hall organization.
yesterday presented TO Police Commissioners Voorhs the
folio wing formal demand addressed 10 the Police Board
The officers and representatives of the Dem
ocratc orgs izaton OF the CITY and County Of Newfork
respectfully submit that Chapter 40 OF Act To Amend
Chapter 4iO OF thu Laws Of 1882 passed June 1887
titles organization the apponment Of one Of
election In election district Of the city and
county OF NewYork. Feeling assured and being
legally advised OF Just claims under the law
above cited, we most respectfully request your
odd whom meet Tor the consideration OF III
subject matter that the OF
ough chairman. Joseph H. rooser No. 80
Vescy- st. TO the end that they be heard
Mr. WORMS told the committee that the organization
would have hearing
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NETWORK CITY.

workmcn arc now busy arranging the Madison
Square Garden 80 to t It for the season OF sum
mer concerts which arc to be given under the man.
agcmcnt of John Lavtne. beginning on August 10.
Special arrangements VIII BIO mldo Tor coohhs INC
place.
The reading room and library Of the Cooper Union
will be closed from August for two weeks.
The Aston library will be closed for the regular
annual house cleaning on August 10. 1t Will re-
maned closed for FIVE weeks, and during, that time
the 225.o00 volumes In the building Will DO care
fully busted.
BY deeds recorded I'm the Registers Office ycster-
day, the New York. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company had acquired title to land at the northwest
corner OF Morris ave- and Onehundrci and thlrtieth
ST. and on the south side 0f Forty seventns.' cas'
of Fourthavc For the former piece SlI ,Zoo Is paul.
and for tho latter $39,41O.
The stockholders Of the American Electric Light
Company met yesterday afternoon at No. 45 Nassau
ST. and decided to wind up the affairs Of the corpor
alton, for which purpose John Rooney, the presi-
dent, was authorized to appoint committee. The
so far as can be asccrttalned, never did any busi-
ness. The originatOrs Of tho scheme were men who
worked In EdisUns factory.
The funeral Of John @. selghortner took place at
his house, No GA West Fortyeighth-st., yesterday
The services were conducted by the Rev. DR. BOosey,
Of the F0rty-secOnd Street Lutheran Church
A raid by sanitary inspectors In the Hebrew mar
kets east of the Bowery yesterday morning resulted
in the seizure OF about three tons Of decaying fish,
meats and vegetables.
The Mayor, Controller and City Chamberlain yes
tcrday designated the banks and trust companies
that will be the repositories Of the cys daily bal
for rlc next three months. The rate OF inter
est fixed at 12 per cent.
Tho funeral Of Katie and Mary Kearney who were
drowned on Wednesday In Distillery Lake, Spring
Valley, took place yesterday In Sc. Peters Church
In Barcay-st. The burial was In Calvary Cemetery
william Dykes, age eight was drowned at East
hundred and sixteenth ST. last evening While bath
Ing
Mary Brennan, age thirty, servant In the Ashland
House. had her clothes set fire by the upscttlng OF
an oil lamp yesterday and severely burned that
she died.
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THE ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.
aANovER IN The RARITAN-A GOOD FIELD IN TIL


sAPILxG STAKES
The public will have the pleasure Of seeing the In
sincble Hanover again day, when with 12s POUNDS
n the saddle he will win the Rarstan Stakes. Lag
Gnrd had very hard yesterday and swerved badly
hum distress, but he IL better colt than Bradford
Or Kingdom no should second TO Hanover.
The sapling Stakes should be one Of the best two
yoarold races of the year. Ftx James Is generally
believed to be the best twoyosr-old In the Hsggin
stable. He has run only once-for the BEDFORD
stakes ct Brooklyn May 2s-whcn no was pulled to
ise his stable companion. Mercury, win. II no rain
f.ls before the to-day the race to-day the track
viii be In good condition On Thursday 1t was heavy
end slIppery on the backstrctch. Tod&y-in the ab-
sonoe Of rain--it will be well dried out But II n
should Fordham should win tho sapling IS he Is
clover IL the mud. but good track he Will prob
abiy have ~ DO conten. with second place. THE
TRfsUSKs suggestions then On . good track
Hts James TO win. Forihsm second In mud, Ford
ham 70 wtns Fits James second. Belinda II . good
MY, but v asked ~ conoede too much weight to the
solts Prospect 10 now candidate from the Dwyer
tsblc. but common report mskes him inferior to Furd-
m New q Never. Ones md the Chamois any ere
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poLIogMAy RAWLErs .JEALOUs WIFE

Annie NJ Montrose OF No. 1872 West Twelfth st. appearsA
at jefferson Market Police Court yesterday afternoon She
handed summons for Mrs Rawley the wife Policeman
RswIey OF the Broadway Squad the Same a.
drsss Mrs. Aontrose the mother Of Annie Keeps board
nghouse For some time Mrs kswoy has been Jealous al
ana accused her OF irving T. steal the affections Of ohq
70 kill her abe again dared look speak 70 re -
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PLENTY OF DOGS FOR EXPERIMENTS.

DR.. Leo sommer graduate from the Medical nversity
at Bud Pesth Hungary but for time resident
city. wrote TO Mayor Hewitt recently asking permission TO
Of the dog pound making experiments
OF bydrophoba incubation The referred
70 President Baylos who said he thought would be good
thing 70 do The Mayor yesterday Informed Dr. S0mmer
that he could lave the use OF the dog pound TO make his
posed experiments and al the dogs he needs DR.
wall DegIn work on Wednesday At ii He student
Of Pastou and has contributed several papers On hydro
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BAyK CLEARAyCEs FRK0UEyrLY DECEPTIVE.

BANK CLEARANCES FREQUENTLY DECEPTIVE.
The business failures the country in tho past
week reported by r. @. Dan Co, Of the Mercantile
Agency number lG2 for the United states ~
Of ia against l72 last week and 1872 for tne
spending week year In their weekly ro5ew Of trade
MessIA Dun 4 Co.
Foreign stl isfactOrv. while in domestic
tse the usual summsr duness Increased by variety OF
clearing aud railroad earnings fail To
winch branches
bv uncertainty and heststons ClearuKs
present m speculative dealings 90 settlements business
done four months ~ current cash transAc
tons that activity IN spocul1rn large payments cn
past business often swell clearngs when new Legitimate pns-
decreasing In volume Railroad earnings tho
Interstate affected afford reliable indication Of
OF tac and publication OF tonnage stat sites has
a extent suspeIded-which las sigDincancs
Low prices DELAY movements Of wheat and nurT Ia
hay AMI mnor produces uncertainty. Meanwh.,
foreign imports New YORK continue larger than last year.
Willie for four weeks have been per cent smaller
reports IL 81 100000 June
all imports against decrease OF nearly $4,000 In all
exports three ending wth Juno the
merchandise Imports was s44, lJ3392
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JERSEY CITY.

The Rev Ju Sing Chinese Clergyman connected vita the
Brooslyn CITY Mission, married Wednesday to Miss
Elton Ill., Of Brook The wedding private
the ceremony performed by the Rev. A. Meury
Of the Second Reformed German Church Jersey
CITY Heights The IL Intelligent, well educated
Chnaman who has become thoroughly Americaazed
He discarded his and taken that of Joseph NJ
Singleton.
George Wilson New.York burglar was sentenced yestor
the State prison for having burglars
10 his possession James Daily professional sneak
thief. sent to the institution for three years